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BNP blase about missing Sunamganj leader

Cops also sluggish

Staff Correspondent, syihet
After Sunamganj BNP leader Mujibur Rahman disappeared along with his chauffeur three months ago, the party clamoured for a few days demanding of the government to find him immediately. But, all its local units are silent for more than a month now.
Sunamganj BNP last enforced a strike in four districts of the division on July 8.
Meanwhile, police have hardly made any headway in the search for Mujibur, a member of BNP's Sunamganj district convening committee, also the founder of the UK chapter of the party's youth wing Jatiyatabadi Jubo Dal.
Robiul Islam, husband of one ofMujibur's nieces, who filed a GD after he went missing on May 4, said,11 We don't know the fate of the man. His family members still believe he'll come back anytime."
Mujibur and his chauffeur Rezaul Haque Sohel were headed towards Syihet from Sunamganj on that day.
Police had arrested three local Jubo Dal activists in Sunamganj and three others as suspects in May but there was no clue to how and why they went missing.
"We are trying our best to find the two. But, the arrestees gave no clue during remand," said Superintendent of Police (SP) of
Sunamganj Harun Or Rashid. All the six are out on bail now, he told The Daily Star recently. He said, ’We conducted some drives, but in the recent weeks, nothing has been done. If any significant information is found, we will surely take action."
In May, the BNP staged several protests in Syihet, Sunamganj and in the UK. Sunamganj district BNP enforced a half-day hartal on May 11, while Syihet city unit rallied the same day. A memorandum was also sent to the home minister on that day. On May 25, pro-BNP transport workers enforced a daylong strike in Sunamganj district.
Nasir Uddin Chowdhury, convener of Sunamganj district BNP, said,' If we get instructions from the central committee, fresh agitation will be announced.'
MA Haque, president of Syihet city BNP, said, 'We staged demonstrations and will do it. But, Sunamganj unit has to do the job mainly."
Although police said the incident might have taken place due to business rivalry, and political or family feuds, they could not unearth the mystery yet. 'The search is not abandoned, but there are no developments now," said Deputy Inspector General of Police in Syihet Mokbul Hossain Bhuiyan. "We are trying," he said.